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Chris Keall and Francesca Rudkin on the Herald NOW panel talking about the price of butter, foreign buyer ban and impact of Sky buying Three.
Lifestyle and Entertainment Reporter Jenni Mortimer on the death of Ozzie Osbourne, Ed Sheeran's NZ shows and Stephen Colbert's show is canned.
Gold medalist David Liti and Silver medalist Anna Taylor talk to Herald NOW as the build-up to the Commonwealth Games begins.
NZ Jewish Council president and Federation of Islamic Assoc of NZ spokesperson Abdur Razzaq on the signing of Harmony Accord.
Forsyth Barr Personal Finance: Investment adviser Mark Richardson talks to Ryan Bridge about how to make decisions about investment risk.
South Island news director Claire Steward talks to Ryan Bridge after a stoat found on Rakiura/Stewart Island.
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray
Sky NZ CEO Sophie Moloney talks to Ryan Bridge after the company bought Three for $1.
Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has died aged 76.
Ozzy Osbourne has died, expected announcement of foreign buyers ban and move towards diversifying trade.
Ozzy Osbourne has died aged 76 just weeks after a Black Sabbath show in Birmingham.
Liam Dann and Ryan Bridge discuss Sir John Key's views on inflation. Video / Herald NOW
These puppies are looking for a home through the Auckland council, and Reporter Harvey is along for a pack walk. Video / Kea Kids News
Today on The Front Page, privacy lawyer Kathryn Dalziel is with us to discuss what the law says about privacy in our internet age.
RSA chairman Rhys Jones on the new direction for veterans' organisation. Video / NZ Herald
A section of Auckland’s Southern Motorway was closed due to police cordons. Video / Dean Purcell
Finance Minister Nicola Willis comments on a leak regarding what led to Adrian Orr's resignation as Reserve Bank Governor. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Flaxmere man was killed on Diaz Drive in 2018. Video / NZ Police
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau focus of former MP's sexual gossip.
Specialist education staff congregate in Whangārei with placards and Elvis Presley as they join their peers nationwide in booting out and returning to sender the Govt's pay offer.
Calls for a permanent ceasefire in the Middle East and an agreement between New Zealand's Muslim and Jewish leaders hoped to foster more cultural collaboration.
Sky CEO Sophie Moloney and Warner Bros Discovery ANZ MD Michael Brooks on the deal that sees Sky buying Discovery NZ (Three) for $1.
Supermarket chief announced it will be repaired but won't open till 2027. Video / Jason Dorday
Luxon attacked Hipkins over Labour’s lack of policy. Video / Mark Mitchell
Finance Minister Nicola Willis told Ryan Bridge that she meets with Fonterra regularly and will ask the dairy co-operative about its pricing model during their next meeting.
Ethnic Communities Minister Mark Mitchell says there is no room for Islamophobia and anti-Semitism in New Zealand. Video / Mark Mitchell
Reporter Aiden is at the Olympian Tree Planting Challenge, where Olympians and local kids are battling it out to see who can plant the most trees to restore Papakura streams.
NZ Herald Travel Magazines Editor Sarah Pollok on Telegraph poll voting NZ the best country in the world for tourists to visit.
BusinessDesk's Garth Bray on Sky TV buying Three from Warner Bros Discovery for $1 in major media shake-up.
Consumer NZ's Jon Duffy is launching a petition asking supermarkets to 'clean up their act'.
How are markets reacting to CPI data? Markets Outlook with Forsyth Barr's Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis
Tech Journalist Peter Griffin on how hackers are targeting server versions of Microsoft Sharepoint.
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Rafaella Melo chats with Ryan about how an experienced gynaecologist got stuck in a cleaning job while hundreds of women wait for specialist care.
Private Investigator Danny Toresen talks Ryan Bridge about pinhole spy cams and what you should do if you spot one in a changing room or bathroom.
2degrees Business with Business Desk's Garth Bray.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis defends FamilyBoost rebate after figures reveal only 153 families received the maximum credit.
Otago University Business School Associate Professor Paula O'Kane says new research which shows a four-day work week is linked to improved employee wellbeing and job satisfaction.